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I Knew A Student!


 I knew a student. 

He would walk from the hall to Dhanmondi 15 for tuition. 

He used to walk back after finishing his tuition. 

I didn't have a mobile then.

 He had a note in his hand. 

He notes while walking He used to read and save rent by taking tuitions. 

One day he is teaching a student. 

At that time he heard that the father of the student is the student Saying to mother - Sir, I saw him walking today. 

Mother says - when you see him coming on foot, you give him a rideIf - why not? I didn't give him a ride because he might have felt ashamed or embarrassed.

 Besides, I can't ride every day.

 I will not meet him on the street every day.

 Do one thing - from today, sir, don't give breakfast at night. Let me eat at night. 

The student's eyes were filled with tears. 

Children of middle class families have many such unseen tears. 

Not all tears are just love. 

There are also life-threatening tears. to a studentI knew Father died suddenly. 

Eleven brothers and sisters. 

He is the eldest child in the family. what will he do He is a boatman. 

He followed the family in the boat. 

The siblings educated everyone. 

Everyone got married. Mother made Hajj. 

But despite being incredibly talented, he didn't study anymore.

 He didn't have to make his own family while weaving the dreams of all his brothers and sisters. 

How many talented people have fallen like this in the face of life's setbacks,No one knows how many talented people have become sailors. 

We know the stars of movies, sports, music world but we don't know these life fighting stars behind the scenes in every middle class family.

 Nowhere is written about struggling people who lost even after fighting. 

There are many students who spend the night in the common room, line up in the public washroom and finish breakfast and then get ready with or without any banana bread.

Attends class. A few days ago I saw a documentary on YouTube - on the one hand when students are learning a Zoom class. 

On the other hand, thousands of children in Africa wake up to walk two or three hours for water.

 While giving motivation, many say - day and night are twenty-four hours for everyone. 

If he can, surely you can too. 

Jinnah A student who walks to tuition and a student who takes a private car to campus is not the same 24 hours.

Twenty-four hours is not the same as the student who waits in line at the public washroom and goes to class with some kind of banana bread after breakfast and who wakes up to find food ready at the dining table. 

A child who walks two or three miles a day for water and a child who sits at home and walks in the world of online knowledge and science are not the same twenty-four hours. 

Despite being incredibly talented, he has to become a boatman to surviveAnd twenty-four hours are not equal to those who celebrate the moonlit night in a boat. 

There is a documentary on Discovery. 

A shark in a fish tank grows to a size of eight inches. A shark grows eight feet in the sea. 

Here, it's not the shark's fault.

 If the fault is the water, the growing environment of the water tank sharks. 

"Equal twenty-four hours for all" applies only to clockwork. 

In terms of human lifeno Every life story and brother is different. 

Land can be measured with the same yard tape. But human life cannot be measured.

 Everyone's suffering is not the same -- the story of each person's life is different over time! Some twenty-four hours floating in the sea of happiness, some twenty-four hours crossing the sea of sorrow! 

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